alleryWhy might a maths class use peer assessment?
APupils attend to detail
BTeachers are not needed
CThe work becomes shorter
DAll feedback is avoided
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Pupils attend to detail
1. When pupils know peers will assess their work, they tend to put more attention to detail.
2. Peers can also speak in a language that is comfortable for each other.
3. The teacher is still needed to step in when required.
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